Producers do well to represent jealousy in the films in its true light, otherwise it might create a tendency to such obsession in the minds of those who are easily influenced. In this Biograph picture the unreasonable and wholly unwarranted jealousy of a young husband almost wrecks a home. His unjust suspicions of his young wife become unbearable, but after a number of bitter experiences she resolves to leave him, and is only restrained by his abject promises to do better in the future. One cannot commend this picture because of its amusing, or even entertaining features. Yet whether the producers intended it or not it seems destined to perform a beneficial service in graphically exhibiting the disagreeable effects of jealous)'. - The Moving Picture World, June 25, 1910
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